1h 3m. Colored sets.
sin embroidery,
le aide plain.
combination or Sheer
' Fain-ice.
' .4
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Lady Bird.
m of white horn.
ammo canon.
Mistress
Sim-'3“ > V...
, the idea?“
i suppose"-
W Collars on Tailored Suits. lbiouse and frock. Serge. and satin or
W N out sets of Grundy. ba-' taifeta, broadcloth and satin or tat-I
M has. and other like tabrics, are
to In rem for spring with dark tail-
in” suits and dresses. They serve to
Wile cosmme and add a fresh
Molt-which is: dainty and grateful to
in Rus-
.. are particularly
“7- Nedtwear in ggnml is sin». small collar of satin.
and Heavy; 1! 0t" tadeta‘ or satin, while the lower
Zousve note Suit
MAMMAL THAT sts zoos.
'Eclildns "Hatches Its Voung Like a
, ln’fl‘asmanla there is a species of
animals ,‘theiemales oi which
eggs from which the young are hatch- _
,6 Hike.» ”‘9‘ ““3 othlrds- This In Casuitstry‘s Temple, and you Ins stock'szooo.
N “hat the echldna, 1’ perhaps “‘91 own shares authorized were 222, par value
“WW “If ~W- and 15 3 Allegiancchut to God and to the 3100. all of which are “Mum
undetvmnnsctmg linkbstween nttun-l Throne
male endu- reptiles. They are about
0* also.» of a baby porcupine. are
. red with strong spines set thick-
(over their skins. and by way
nos‘e theyr have a 31m andi, Demand the harvest
eohldns has very long. sharp
did with which it digs a deep bus.
I unusual-romp buildaaoeeti ~.
,gtsycussrsndde'sssitsone or two‘lw . The rim”
:Wll‘2‘3m :Th'atfnotlin vain should-tome to
V”"md‘-°‘ “"332: ' The lives they loved; 0 sir. lift core are: President, molt Peters oi
agricultural. . journal . states
.‘ :.t.he.reach.oi‘boysand.glnls.t Assoc: {Qty-War. Amos .W. W!
a.- 1'4-
. tit-‘-
the some frock or blouse. is a notion
that is attractive and economical.
Crepe Georgette combines well with
crepe de Chine, toilets, or faille in
"fill coon mun
...—..--
Molasses Doughnuts.
One cup of molasses. two-thirds of
a cup of milk, one egg, is large table
spoonful of melted butter, two tes-
spoonfuls of cream of tartar (scant),
one teaspoonlul of soda, one half tea»
spoonful each oi ginger and grated
nutmeg, and four cups of flour; stir
in three cups, and as much of the
i’ourth as needed, keeping the remain-
der on the board. You may not have
to use it all. Dissolve the soda in the
milk. and silt the cream of tartar
with the flour. Fry as you do sugar
These are nice for it
iota, are favored combinations for then
street dress ,the touch of silk or
satin in the same. or a contrasting
shade, adding much to the beauty and
the becomingness. ot the model. A
shnple serge frock gains much by the
addition of a tiny turnover cuff. or a
Often the en—
ltire upper section of the skirt or bod-
: ice in the more dressy gown is entire-
Isectiou is of serge, broadcloth, r
"gabardine. Among the new mater-
‘isls for these simple dresses and doughnuts.
. suits. even for the more dressy mod- change.
:els. one sees wool poplin and similar
Ilightweight weaves. ( ‘
Roll JollyCaite.
Two eggs, well beaten, one cup each
Alarming wmu. of may“ "oi flour and sugar, one half teaspoorii
v ' in! of soda and one teaspooniul or
Paris is reported as practically 10.5» cream oi tartar, sifted with the flour,-
. her head over the width of the a pinch of salt, a teaspoonfnl of lemon
I irt. She gave out the pleasingdlc- or vanilla/extract. or s little grated
‘ tum of—“a‘ trifle more length." lusts nutmeg, and one hall cup 01‘ boiling
while ago, and promeded straightwsy w‘ater. Beat hard. pour into a long.
to odeet it. by adding to their breadth. shallowtin. .weil buttered and natured.
‘ Many of the new shirts on Paris mod- bake until wbllwdone, turn out on s
' etc, it is said, are gathering material damp towel. spread quickly with lolly
iin about the waist with no regard and roll up You can use achocolsto
‘ ,whatever to the figure henesih. in mixture. instead of jelly. it properly
fast a woman waning such a skirt or baked and rolled it. will not crack.
I truck has much the ‘appearance of all and is nice and tender. May be balm!
animated'barrel or something equally in rounds for jelly or cream layer-I
ungracetul. The medium skirts with cake. I,
just a bit oi fuluees about t' e waist, ......
_ combined with'ihe simple quaint bod- Christmas Plum-Pudding.
. “é“ “a." smart, are dainty undhecom. ‘Tao mills each of soft bread crumbs
“1!. suggestive 0’ the grace of “‘9 and chopperksuet. one cup each oi
1.3“” fienesth. as they are. The new 0-!!va raisins. chopped cltron “d
”0"?“ 5° reminiscent 0t til“ days "' cleaned currants. one half tablespoon-
‘ ‘830 and 1350' “"3 iull 0" charm it iul oi lemon—rind. one teaspoonful
l‘x'mm“ “"0 "“‘ndu’ged m: ‘ each at salt and grated nutmes. 51*
‘ » t-ggs and one hnll cup of Jelly or fruit-
GREATNESS AND EFF'C'ENCY' juice. The receipt «calls ior that
"A with“ lilail'S “find I}: Rllhtiyiuv‘ in qululllli' 0‘ brandy. bl“ it you do not
envy," rmnarked the philosopher. “in, id'suhslltute 39“"; unfeuncntsd
“Yes." repliedIthc‘urdimlry Iprrmn. ,Ilrbe‘juk“ ,may be “M- Mix the
"it in ii hers great enough to t what Ingredient” pour than battered mold.
be H goes after instead of Mint! ‘0 cover itml steam ibr hum-then bake
see some one chic walk on uitlr it‘ in m, oveti‘ for one half hour. Serve
with hard or liquid sauce.
”Washington Slur.
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CORPORATION PAPERS.
, .
3 ‘ TO LORD KITCHENER. I
l ' The 'l‘rtiiiibull~\’anderpoei Electric
1 Britain awaits your word; for you Manufacturing CompanyJ lncorporut-
alone. ed. oi the village of mutant in hitch-
i NOW in the tim? when her ‘H‘st field, has filed with the secretary of
sons have bled the state a certificate showing on in-
For Libertv. she trusts: you cm,“ m its “mm stock amounting
were 110! Ned to $22,000, makingthe total outstand-
The additional
lay:
Jl‘he P‘. l. Caulkins Auto Company
And to Your CountrY- NOW the of Middletown has incorporated for
wounded,.dead, the purpose of dealing in and letting
And maimed, whose “00d for ‘sutomobiles' for. hire. The capital
Britain has been-shed. . stock authorised to stoaooo. divided
that the" into 1,000 shares of common. stock.
The amount with which the corpora-
: . \ tion will begin business is 860,000.
lWidows and strickcn mothers bid The incorporators are Frederick 1..
you send " “5.. -. . Cattlkins. Theodore G. somgue“ and
forth. still 1109ng Marguerite n. Matthews of Middle-
town. . .,
‘Ths Peters Gouge Corpoflhlomoi
Waterbury has organist» The oil!-
lilood has sown.
your command:
such an end
Waterbury: Vicepresldeot. Walter
And signal. “Now finest every Peters. Sanford, 1318...; Emma-[WY
'man defend ' urer, Elizabeth L. Peters of Water-
i (If he have strength) his home bury, These 0mm... are 31mm.
native laud.'.’ _ .
up your hand
‘ look.
his $1,000 and in property other than
All the uncles rises-and (lain unkmo sandal. WITH‘ FARM-Imam, $9,000.
‘Illroil downto the farmer's
- ioi the interesting-achievement of tilt: The officers are: President,_Josep
[high 861100] at Hamburg; N.‘ Y” in 19901119 Of 89311101"; 71031)”!!!
"placing real agricultural‘workxiwlthin. C. In. Underwood a“ BM; . 99¢
1 ~ mitt ...; Warsaw. watercraft?! armour,» {Phase alum With. A“- .
no? 'studentsu.\thaha use graduateli. n. Elia oiIFlushlng, N. Y.. and Geo
front thornsfluirgr-Klgh. Schoottoke-(irohol 91.411191!!!» are .
‘- imiarining.as-.azliv1dg.-«-; _ “on tel stock authoris'e'djs’itlfitibldiy
stockpili- valuertloo. . ,IThs“;snionntI
id. in in cash is 8875‘.“de in prep:
The popularity of using a sheer} i .
fabric and one somewhat heavier in‘ film ‘
—W0flKED IN THE HAY FIELD.
The capital stock authorised is 310.1;
nu . .- 9, \
"“51“ ‘01“ BMW —-F 1‘ Co tt . in The Out- 000, divided i to lOD-shu‘dd. nervous 1 .. if d F '
‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ran ‘5 ‘u‘js , no mo. Thenamount paidln in whom I.‘ “:3 ., 'I eeIt
.1." , I The lndepcndant ice & Trap mums”... slundéllifi
‘ 1" Edmond-Fireside a writer tells Company, of Seymour has. organisedi‘fut mg, gme y”
I; cen- ,vlded int-o Shit! shares _ .91, 99%??? .
Raisin Pudding.
Gregor one half cup of butter,
one cup 0! molasses, three'tourths of
a cup at milk, Ignd three and three-
fourths cups oi‘dour, sifted with one
teaspoonful each of salt and soda, and‘
one half teaspoonful each of cloves.l
cinnamon and mace. sift two or three
times, mix all the ingredients Well,
and steam four hours in a buttered
mold.
Graham Plum-Pudding.
Beat one egg light, add one cup of
molasses, one half cup of milk. one
and one‘hali cups of Graham flour in
which is sifted one half tesspooniui
each of sods and cloves, and one tea-
spoontul of cinnamon, one cup of
seeded raisins and two tablespooniuls
of melted butter. Steam four hours.
Brown Sugar Sauce.
Cream one third cup of butter and
add to it gradually one cup of brown
sugar and one third cup of cream,
well mixed together. When it is of
creamy consistency add two in-
spoonfuls of vanilla.
Hard Sauce.
Cream one half cup oi butter. add
one cup at powdered sugar. a tea-
spooaiol at a tlme,‘besting until light
and creamy. one toaspoonful of hot
water (which serves to make the
sauce work more easily). and two ties-
spoonfuls oi vanilla. ,t‘ ‘
Hard Sauce, No. 2.
Cream one hell cup of butter, odd
one cup oi powdered sugar and pne
fourth whipped 0W3 little in a
time. alternatelyhllltjgr with vanilla
and serve cold. Thlsrecelpt calls for
o tshlespoontnl of buddy, but it may
be omitted. substituting lemon or any
fruit-juice that is liked. v.
7' ‘Ohoeolsts “Jake.
Cream one fourth blip’oi‘butier find
one cup of sugar, add three eggs. one
half cup of sour miiono level tes-
spoonful btfsods dis lved in the
milk. two: cups ~oi ur. and one
fourth square oi chocolate dissolved
in one. halt cup of boiling water.I Add
the chocolate lust and best hard. Belts
in a slow oven iortyt‘ire minutes.
cw.“ -..._. _. ..~__. _
kidney troubles for a good many
have been troubled with bladder and
Arthur Jones, Allen,~Kas., writes: “1
years. If it were not for Foley Kid-
ney Pills i would negIeIr he able to
work in the hay llele“
Men and women put middle age
ilnd these pills a splendid remedy tor:
west. overworked or disease! hid
. ney-
Sold everywhere-.-
EII W
papers. The purpose oi incorporating
is to mandiscture. buy. sell and deal
in motion picture films, etc. The capl-
tal stock authorised is $50,000, divid-
ed into 2.000 shares of common stock.I
par value 336.. The, amount with;
which the corporation-will begin lbus-I
locus is 01.000. ' The lncorporetors
are prert 1-1. Levlson. Sarah Bunls of
Stamford and Maurice Rose of Mi-
Th6 O'Connor«ihsviland Tobacco
Company p “listiordnhss changed its
name to The oiavlland Tobacco Com-
pm
is
l
Tfigfll'”Gi
r .
l
. ‘il i.
but-nil. tired test
sy gojthe
delight. Aw»
I; the some; col,
"TIZ'I; makes so
’ 3'01“.
how longed
‘1; .Mrt; ..'
up:
n": A! a‘nlal-
’,-t$~.'-~»~u...
..Jhorrr'nts *
_very much it
‘are conducting a particularly ex'citingi
1:61. 7:08x. 0:25. 11:31.
anoIsEIszm 935;.
“I- 37‘s.:neurologist”. 7:1;
THURSDAY. 111‘. -ss, 391‘ ,.
-"-’-‘- y‘atalu’ ’
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c. ‘c. m --.~.‘-\“~‘
ill SHOULD KNOW
COMES FROM NERVOUSNESS.
\ _.
This is one night's experience in
adeeplessncss, and would not matter
the victim did not al-
interfere with the next
night’s repose. But she usually be—
gins at dinner time hoping she will
get a good night's sleep tonightuthat
she won’t lie awake again, dc. By re-
tiring time she has made hemelf so'
nervous, fearing that she might not
sleep, that her fears are'realized per-
fectly. This process can be continued
night after night until she really
does become an insomnia victim.
Lt very common form of insomnia-
occurs when a man or woman is pass-i
ing through any sort of a nervous or.
deal. Business or household worries,
when they are aggravated to an in-
tense pitch, will lead to a pronounced
form of insomnia. anyers often ex-
perience this sleeplessness when they .
low it to
ease. Writers undergo it sometimes
when their minds are tilled with the'
plots of new stories and musicians‘
and artists when new works of inter-
est are holding their attention.
Insomnia really amounts to overex-
t-lted nerves and in such cases as
those mentioned above the old or,
pedlcnts for producing drowsiness.‘
such as counting sheep. or specks in
in the distance, are silly and useless.
The real remedy lies in soothing the;
nerves. twisting-the mind and tiring
“I? body. h ..‘
WHV HAIR FALLS OUT.
llnndruii caused it iIIeverish irrita-
tion of the scalp, the hair roots shrink. “
loosen and then: the hair comes out
last. To stop tailing hair at once
‘und rid the scalp of every particle of,
dandrufi. get. a zirceut bottle oi l)an~'
derine at. any drug store, pour a lltp'
tie in your hand and rub well .lnto the
scalp. Alter a few applications “all
dandruff disappears and the hair stops
comm .... lac.
~A good adv. pays heat in the hestI
93.9". i
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Timetable 2
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SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK}
A. M.—1:39x. 5:433. 6:09. 6:67;;
1:183,t'l:40. 8:103. 8:313, 8:593. 9133.?
9:40, 10:33:. imam-11:51. '
'1‘. M.—1:13x. 1:32x:»3:02x.
4:311. 5:181. 5zt5. 6:02!.,6:i'i. 7:02:
1:152, 9:451.
Sundays.
A, M.——l2:2.’i.\,
10:33:, 11:51x.
BIL—4:133. e-ux. 3:121, 4-312.
5:45, 6:021“. 6:6’lx. lzuzlx, 7:572. 9:45‘.
10:40. ~
5:42; ~ that.
NEW YORK T0 scum 'NORWALK.
.A. M.—4zdlx. 5230. s:ss,.s:oox.
:512. “:16x,‘ 10:03:. 10:06. 10:50:.-
P. lr-uzllix. 1:06, 2:041. 1:51.
8:211. 3:60, 4:23. 6:13;. 5:29. 5:32
6:003. 5:06, ,8:10x, ' 9:37. 11:15:.
12:00:. ‘
Sundays. ,
akin—4m. 8:003. I:00. 10:082.
mm. .
Pam—13:10, 12031.. 3:39: 5:02,
6:26x. 5:002, 7:201, 8:10x. 11:16:.
12:00:.
i ———i “
sou-rs NDRWALK TO new HAVEN
A. M.—1I:23:. 1:18;. 6:05. 1:15.
9:15; 10:18:. 11:12:. 11:51:. . '
P. TIL—1:20, 3:161, «28.5119. 6:20,
W”- -.
IA Mai-#12333. 1:13. 7:43, ll;15x,
10:19. 1135112.,11151353 ' A
. -‘_'P. ILA—3:051; 4:49;. 6:331. 36:10.
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flame Drerr Net/ting
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Prepared Eiperially For Thi: Newspaper
by Pictorial Ravine _
House Dress oi Attractive Design.
,2}? T“ . tive house chess. which is trimmed .n
“we lero effect with hands'of self-1m.—
, terial.
I! . '
A frock of good design that is at—
tractive and comfortable as well an
stylish never fails to interest the house-
. wife. This model is designed for home
wear and is suitable to development in
gingham, percale, chamhray or cotton
crepe. The waist is trimmed with
bands of material stitched on to give a
bolero effect, though these may lo
omitted if desired. For a woman 1-!
average size 4% yards of 80-inch ma-
terial are required to make the dress.
The home dmssinaker should study
the cutting guide before attempt!“ 1"
cut the material. It will be observed
that an openwldth oi instead lore-
qulred for the front gore of the shirt,
the front or the waist and the. sleeve.
All of these sections are laid on' a
lengthwise thread of the material.
The remaining iabrlc is their folded
carefully in half so that along the
’ lengthwise told there can be placed
the collar. the hack of the waist and
the hack store of the skirt.
Along the selvngo edge the strap and
the belt are plat-ed, and between these
sections and the collar and back them
win he found room for the piecing ftr
the back gore. ‘
The open neck is so universally new!
for house frocks that no other is cur
considered. it is possible. however, to
finish the neck in high eiieei. and in
this connection it bond of lace or err:-
hroidery may be used.
11’ desired the lower edge of the long
sleeve may be cut off on single perit ~
rations so that it will have a. round
inslend of pointed outline.
Nothing '5. better (or an inexpensive
frock than n‘ silk-nnd-cotton poplin.
Percale. gingham, cotton crepe or A new striped wool alpaca is also
chsmbrny may be used for this attrac- promised great success. '
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Pictorial Review Costume No, 6259. Sizes 32. 34. 36, an, 40, 42 and M Inches
bust. Pricey“ cents;
Is the keynote of our
furniture business.-
‘WE HIAVELALL GRADES IN‘ STOCK.
And the prices are-'jus't as low-‘ss the quality of the goons will ‘ A
warrant. ,
Our big store is crowded With FURNITURE suitable for every
freom'in the house irom the parlor to the kitchen. ‘
“ /, RAYMOND RESON
FUNERAL‘DMOTORS _- Welland» Hiolt‘-Bts.‘Norwalk. Ct: C
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'or noiwh‘VlIIlE s matured-count. wanna .m‘m widens
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